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30. The IT Team assigns the name of
confusion with the policy's intended function.
31. The IT Team does not plan on supporting any legacy 802.11b voice enabled devices, so they
leave the
Support Voice prioritization
32. The IT Team selects
data proliferating the mesh network. With this setting selected, the Access Category
settings do not need to be configured for the QoS policy.
33. The IT Team selects the
and selects the
11ag-default
multimedia or voice traffic would have proliferated the WLAN, the team would have
selected 11ag-wifi or 11ag-voice. However, since simple data transfers are planned, the
11ag-default setting is appropriate.
34. The IT Team clicks
the settings to the mesh network WLAN. The configuration process is repeated and saved
for AP2.
The WLAN configuration has now been set similarly for both AP1 and AP2 (with the
exception of the Priority setting within the Mesh STP Configuration screen). The team now
needs to define the radio configuration for both AP1 and AP2.
35. The IT team selects
the AP-5131 menu tree.
The
Radio Configuration
36. For AP1, the IT Team enables both Radio 2 and Radio 1 and defines Radio 2 as a base bridge.
For AP #1, Radio 1 will support 802.11b/g traffic and Radio 2 will support mesh network
traffic over the 802.11a radio.
"mesh network
checkbox unselected.
11ag-default
from the drop-down menu to best describe the type of
Enable Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) QoS Extensions
setting for the intended traffic within the WLAN. If
Apply
within both the New QoS Policy and Edit WLAN screen to save
Network Configuration
screen displays.
Configuring Mesh Networking
qos" to the QoS policy to eliminate any
->
Wireless
->
Radio Configuration
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checkbox,
from
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